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29. January 2011 | 18:01

Watch an SNL ‘Weekend Update’ Blooper Reel, With Stefon Losing It

Two things: (1) The dress-rehearsal audiences seem a little uptight, humor-wise. (2) Giggling Stefon is always funny. [ Splitsider ] Read more posts by Amanda Dobbins Filed Under: clickables , bill hader , bloopers , snl , tv (News Source: Vulture - 22:22:57)

Watch for Zuckerberg on “SNL” Tomorrow

Oscar nominee Jesse Eisenberg hosts Saturday Night Live tomorrow night, but the big question is: Will the real Mark Zuckerberg appear alongside… (News Source: Mashable - 18:45:50)

Early Buzz: ‘Jackass,’ ‘SNL,’ Oscars and more headlines

Happy Friday — I still haven’t gotten a chance to watch The Office, so don’t spoil it for me! I’ll check it out while eating my oatmeal. (News Source: USA Today - 13:01:00)

Mark Zuckerberg to Appear on ‘SNL’?

Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg has been invited to participate in this week’s “Saturday Night Live,” as “The Social Network’s” Jesse Eisenberg hosts, according to the New York Post. Zuckerberg has indicated he’s interested in an “SNL” appearance tomorrow “to show… (News Source: Extra TV - 18:17:08)

SNL Star Colin Quinn On Life In NYC, His Hit Broadway Show And…Jeopardy!

The SNL comic and star of his own Broadway show recently sat down with CBSNewYork and filled us in on his love for the Big Apple and what it’s like to work with Jerry Seinfeld. (News Source: CBS New York - 05:32:32)

Watch Jesse Eisenberg’s Nerdy, Endearing SNL Promos

They make him do the “Just Like Zuck” bit for the first one, but then there’s some very agreeable nodding. (Nicki Minaj, appropriately, is the musical guest.) [ PopCultureBrain ] Read more posts by Amanda Dobbins Filed Under: clickables , jesse eisenberg , snl , tv (News Source: Vulture - 16:07:47)

Gotta Love It

WATCH: ‘PORTLANDIA’ Part love letter, part knowing self-satire, Fred Armisen (”Saturday Night Live”) and former… (News Source: Boston Herald - 18:00:51)

Four Banks Fail; 2011 Tally at 11

WASHINGTON (TheStreet) — State regulators shut down banks in four states Friday, bringing this year’s tally of bank failures to 11 following 157 bank closures during 2010. As receiver, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. found buyers for three of the failed institutions and estimated the bank closures would cost the deposit insurance fund a total of $545.5 million. Two of the three failed banks … (News Source: TheStreet.com - 22:49:14)